The above claim is based on Apple’s market cap hitting around the $590 billion mark. Because of the recent antitrust moves by the U.S. Government, however, it’s now hoovering around the $580B mark, but earlier in the week it hit the historic high of $600B.

Though the consequences of the suit remain to be seen, some analysts argue the case will be at most a headache for the $600 billion giant.

“Being sued is never a positive thing, but the reason why Apple stock isn’t off is because e-books is still a relatively small business for Apple, it’s emerging, and probably more importantly, this issue is actually fixable,” Shaw Wu, a technology analyst with Sterne Agee & Leach, told Bloomberg TV.

Wu also pointed out that Apple doesn’t really make much of a profit on e-books, serving mainly as a conduit between readers and publishers. Apple’s annual revenue from e-book sales totaled around $50 million, or a fraction of the more than $100 billion in revenue the Cupertino company raked in last year.